How do I remove the dual boot option?

[M Skabialka]

I have an old Win98 machine that is being donated to some kids. I wiped the
drive and put a fresh install of Win98 from the original CD. I then
upgraded it to Windows 2000 with the upgrade CD we bought a few years later.
However when I upgraded I had the choice of totally removing W98 or adding
Win2K to Win98. I chose total removal of Win98, and convert to NTFS file
system.
Now when I boot it asks me whether I want to use Microsoft Windows 2000 or
Microsoft Windows.
I didn't want this to be a dual boot machine. There is a Windows folder and
a WINNT folder. How do I remove Windows98 completely (very small hard
drive) and remove the dual boot option at the beginning so it only knows
Windows 2000?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

I have an old Win98 machine that is being donated to some kids. I wiped
the drive and put a fresh install of Win98 from the original CD. I then
upgraded it to Windows 2000 with the upgrade CD we bought a few years
later. However when I upgraded I had the choice of totally removing W98 or
adding Win2K to Win98. I chose total removal of Win98, and convert to NTFS
file system.
Now when I boot it asks me whether I want to use Microsoft Windows 2000 or
Microsoft Windows.
I didn't want this to be a dual boot machine. There is a Windows folder
and a WINNT folder. How do I remove Windows98 completely (very small hard
drive) and remove the dual boot option at the beginning so it only knows
Windows 2000?

I typed this into a Google search window:

how to remove Windows 98

and I got several excellent hits, with this one almost at the top:
"How to Remove Windows 98 When It Is Part of a Dual Boot with .."

 

[M Skabialka]

Delete C:\Windows and edit boot.ini - that was easy - thanks!